Remember ages ago when it was a popular joke to vote to get nothing released?

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/nothing

Nothing is now the name of a forthcoming game:

http://playnothing.com/
https://www.hardcoregamer.com/2018/05/29/from-everything-to-nothing-cyberpunk-rpg-announcement/300601/

And the wish for Nothing has 598 votes and 'in progress' status.

When I read the title I thought it would be a post about the illusionary nature of all that exists, something like Samsara.

Also: what does GOG do about the bug with url's posted in the wishlist commentaries?

Nothing.

That's an entirely different "Nothing", though. Clearly, Nothing (the game) is something, which is not nothing.

Still waiting for "Something" and "Anything" to be made into commercial game titles.

Don't worry, we'll probably get "Something: The Sequel to Nothing" and "Anything: The Last in the Nothing Trilogy" soon enough if Nothing does well. :)

Clearly a case of copyright infringement. Sue them!

That's no bug, it used to work but they disabled it as a spam prevention measure so they'll probably never gonna fix this.

Doesn't look like there's much ado about nothing (sorry) - a lot of the screenshots are of the same basic room with cardboard boxes in it taken from a dozen different angles, and a bunch of them are similarly of a dude and a robot in a rainy street pointing laser sights at each other, again from about 12 different angles.

The Vanished One tells me nothing now exists.

*babark sharpens his axe in preparation to face the void*

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Now the question is: Do we have to pay for Nothing or is Nothing for free?

Oh damn... I mean, nothing is free, but they'll most likely charge for nothing, and if they do, are we getting something?

I need to lay down for a second...

Nothing to see here.